Thursday, March 17, 2011

Your $1 could send FE to Leadership Development Institute (LDI)

What you give becomes an investment that will return to you multiplied at some point in the future.--Jim Rohn (Jim Rohn's Weekly E-zine - June 24, 2003)

Dear readers and fellow bloggers,

I'm writing to you in behalf of a friend and a sister in Christ, Fe Boligol,  whom I knew since she was in kindergarten and she's one of my Sunday School students. As one of the cell leaders, she was endorsed to attend the Leadership Development Institute (LDI). LDI is a short-term training core of the Lakas-Angkan Ministries, Inc.,which provides and equips its members the basic ministry and leadership skills. This leadership training will be held on April 24-May 25, 2011. Inasmuch as she wanted to join , she's constrained financially. The registration fee of Php 9,500 is undeniably fairly high for a nursing student like her who also has other needs as she'll graduate from her course this coming April.

This is her personal letter for us:

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Being a college student, it’s been a roller coaster ride in the financial aspect of this training. We were given almost a year to prepare, but we just couldn’t reach the ideal amount of money to raise. We’ve tried fund-raisers—raffle draws, catering services, piggy banks, and I’ve even tried selling second-hand books—but I guess one thing to learn in this challenge is to acknowledge that we cannot do it alone. That God will eventually be using people to aid us financially. That we will need to humble ourselves in order to reach what we fervently desire.

And so here I am, requesting your monetary assistance. And more importantly, soliciting your prayers. Though I cannot pay you back with anything but prayers and declarations of blessings, I know my God will never let any good action pass His vision. He is a God who rewards. Thank you in advance. God bless!

Sincerely yours,

Fe Boligol

 Here's here Statement of Purpose to answer some of our questions on "Why she need to attend this training?"

The Lord Almighty will send me by all means to the Leadership Development Institute because:

· He wants to display His power and grace through my life. He wants me to really get trained there despite the difficulties that the future poses (finances, time, etc.)

· I am willing to be trained. I want to explore further on God’s great purpose for my existence, knowing that He will never send a thirsty soul to a dry well. I want to be a living testimony of His greatness, inspiring people and being an agent of positive change. I also want to be equipped to lead Christian leaders, not just followers.

· This training is one-of-a-kind… and sadly, the last of its kind. I saw the transformation in its previous participants. So it’s kind of a last-trip bus one shouldn’t miss.
  
Can we be the people she mentioned that God will use to help/aid her financially? If you are interested in helping her, please send your donation and love gifts in any amount to my paypal address: genebeisajolan@yahoo.com. Just mention in a message "FOR FE". Whatever you give will be appreciated and I sincerely thank you for giving your precious time in going through this write up.

If you have any more questions regarding this training or you wish to seek any query, please feel free to contact FE BOLIGOL on days_of_discovery@yahoo.com or send her a message on her Facebook account at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000347343741 .




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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Just Beautiful: photo shootout with Janet Luison

Last Sunday, we had a photo shoot with a good friend of ours from Malaysia, Janet Luison. My girl friends and I had a first-hand experience on how it feels to work in front of a camera. The challenging part of the photo shoot process is trying to stay relaxed and comfortable. You see we're all amateur models and we run out of "posing styles" LOL! We're all concerned on how we "appear" on photos rather than minding the crowd of folks that look on...he..he...

After the photo shoot, we're all very excited to see them. Burnt out? I think none of us felt that but only excitement that reached the higher level that it's hard to regain the normalcy quickly...LOL!

We all just hope that we make life easy for the photographer and hope that she'll book us again for another photo shoot this year or next year.

My family
My solo

Mother and son

My son works so naturally in front of the camera

My Hyzyd is so sweet...

We all believe that the photographer takes great photos, not the camera. Thank you so much Ate Janet! 


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Monday, March 14, 2011

Weekend Blog Follower Caravan- Welcome to Her and History


Welcome to Her and History- a blog that relates how a working mom finds time to be a mommy and a wife, yet staying true to her passions. Along the way,the author will talk a lot about things her and her family are doing together and ways she's finding to stay connected to her son, despite being gone over 40 hours a week.From time to time, she will discuss topics related to EDUCATION, ENTERTAINMENT, HEALTH, GADGETS, MONEY, MUSIC, WOMEN, RELIGION and SCIENCE.


with my Anuban 1 (K-1) learners

I came here in Thailand on March 2006. Before that I used to be a college instructor in the Philippines for almost three years. Teaching is my passion and it runs in our blood-my mom is a teacher, my dad is training teachers and both of my brothers who's next to me are also teachers. Do I need to mention that my hubby, sis-in-law, aunties and uncles are all teachers too? Maybe we all like the idea that teaching is the profession that teaches all the other professionsfikir.

I love reading thriller novels of Sydney Sheldon and Agatha Christie. I'm quite introverted. I value my time alone. I really love PINK. Pink lovers are lovers of beauty. I'm friendly, charming, and warm. I get along with almost everyone.

My son , Hyzvhann Hyzydyll "Hyzyd" is the main reason why I started blogging. I wanted to chronicle his life's journey online so that his grandparents will be able to "see" him grow even we're miles away. I wanna express my gratitude for my friends Ate Litlit, Ate Love and Ate Janet for the motivation and inspiration to start a blog on my own. They're also my channel of information that I could earn while blogging. Since then I'm unstoppable...LOL! To date, I have 7 blogs with their own domains- Adventures with Hyzyd and Beyond, Tasty Exploration, Away from Home, Fashion Explorer, Genefaith's Home, Teaching Moments plus this main blog.


How do I juggle blogging with my hectic schedule? Since last year, I wake up as early as 3:00 am to start blogging and stop at 5:00 am to prepare breakfast for the family, send my 2-year old to his babysitter and be at school before 8:00 am. When I have lots of online tasks, I squeeze them into my lunch break from 11:30 am-1:00 pm. I don't blog in the evening because I train my son to be on bed before 9:00 pm. That means I'll be snoring my night away starting that time. I started to appreciate what my mom used to say "Early to bed and early to rise makes "my lil Gen-gen" healthy, wealthy and wise".


I'm Genebei Faith. I am a Filipino ESL Teacher here in Thailand . I'm Gene to my family but Teacher Jenny here in the "Land of Smiles". I'm married for 3 years already to my only boyfriend sengihnampakgigi and we got a 2-year old bubbly son. We started a family in this promising foreign land in year 2007 and Thailand became our second home since then. By the way, many asked me if my hubby's a Thai. Nope, he's not. He's a pure-bred Filipinosengihnampakgigi.

It's a pleasure meeting all of you. There will be times that it takes time to visit you back but I promised I'll be there anytime I'm free. And if ever you'll visit Thailand, don't hesitate to drop me a line. I'll be here waiting for you in Hatyai City with open arms and sweet smile.


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Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Just Beautiful: Taj Mahal

Last Saturday we went to Samila Beach and we passed through Klong hae district. My hubby told me that there's an on-going project that looks like Taj Mahal-a mausoleum located in Agra, India. It is one of the most recognizable structures in the world. It was built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third wife, Mumtaz Mahal. It is widely considered as one of the most beautiful buildings in the world and stands as a symbol of eternal love.

Somebody asked me after seeing this photo "Are you in India?"

soon-to-arise mosque in Klong Hae, Hatyai City, Songkhla with a design that's inspired by Taj Mahal

Taj Mahal- finest example of Mughal architecture, a style that combines elements from Persian, Islamic and Indian architectural styles.


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